2019 Launceston Tennis International – Men's singles

Men's singles
Men's singles
2019 Launceston Tennis International
Final
Champion	Lloyd Harris
Runner-up	Lorenzo Giustino
Score	6–2, 6–2
Events

Last updated May 22, 2024

Marc Polmans was the defending champion but lost in the second round to Tristan Lamasine.

Seeds

All seeds receive a bye into the second round.

Lloyd Harris (champion)
Tatsuma Ito (third round)
Pedro Martínez (third round, retired)
Marc Polmans (second round)
Sebastian Ofner (third round)
Hiroki Moriya (second round)
Mohamed Safwat (second round)
Stéphane Robert (second round)
Stefano Napolitano (second round)
Federico Gaio (second round)
Go Soeda (third round)
Lorenzo Giustino (final)
Gian Marco Moroni (second round)
Guilherme Clezar (second round)
Jay Clarke (quarterfinals, retired)
Dudi Sela (semifinals)

Draw

Key

Finals

Quarterfinals					Semifinals					Final

1	Lloyd Harris	6	7⁷

	Nicola Kuhn	4	6³
					1	Lloyd Harris	6	6

					16	Dudi Sela	3	3
16	Dudi Sela	7⁸	7

	Max Purcell	6⁶	5
										1	Lloyd Harris	6	6

										12	Lorenzo Giustino	2	2
	Luke Saville	6	6

	Tristan Lamasine	4	4
						Luke Saville	6⁵	6	5

					12	Lorenzo Giustino	7⁷	2	7
12	Lorenzo Giustino	3	7	4

15	Jay Clarke	6	5	1^r

Top half

Section 1

First round				Second round				Third round				Quarterfinals

				1	L Harris	6	6
	B Ellis	7⁷	6		B Ellis	2	3
WC	C O'Connell	6⁴	4					1	L Harris	6	6
	B Mousley	6³	0^r					WC	H Bourchier	3	3
WC	H Bourchier	7⁷	1	WC	H Bourchier	7⁷	6
				13	GM Moroni	6⁵	3
												1	L Harris	6	7⁷
													N Kuhn	4	6³
				10	F Gaio	1	4
	N Kuhn	6	7		N Kuhn	6	6
WC	A Whittington	1	5						N Kuhn	7⁷	6
	E López Pérez	6	6					5	S Ofner	6²	3
	S Fanselow	4	2		E López Pérez	4^r
				5	S Ofner	4

Section 2

First round					Second round				Third round				Quarterfinals

					3	P Martínez	7	7⁷
PR	D Nguyen	6	2	7	PR	D Nguyen	5	6²
	D Kelly	3	6	5					3	P Martínez	4	1^r
	A Harris	1	7⁷	6					16	D Sela	6	5
WC	Rinky Hijikata	6	6⁵	3		A Harris	3	2
					16	D Sela	6	6
													16	D Sela	7⁸	7
														M Purcell	6⁶	5
					9	S Napolitano	5	2
ITF	S Diez	3	3			M Purcell	7	6
	M Purcell	6	6							M Purcell	6	6
PR	D Altmaier	6	4	4						Y Takahashi	4	4
	Y Takahashi	4	6	6		Y Takahashi	6	6
					6	H Moriya	3	4

Bottom half

Section 3

First round				Second round					Third round				Quarterfinals

				7	M Safwat	2	4
	L Saville	6	6		L Saville	6	6
ITF	A Zhurbin	2	2							L Saville	6	6
ITF	J Samper Montaña	3	3						11	G Soeda	4	2
ITF	D Pérez Sanz	6	6	ITF	D Pérez Sanz	0	6	2
				11	G Soeda	6	3	6
														L Saville	6	6
														T Lamasine	4	4
				14	G Clezar	5	6²
	A Vukic	3	2		T-h Yang	7	7⁷
	T-h Yang	6	6							T-h Yang	3	2
	T Lamasine	6	6							T Lamasine	6	6
	Renta Tokuda	4	1		T Lamasine	6	4	6
				4	M Polmans	3	6	3

Section 4

First round					Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

					8	S Robert	3	6⁷
	Makoto Ochi	1	1			M Banes	6	7⁹
	M Banes	6	6								M Banes	6¹⁰	3
	Y-s Chung	6	6							12	L Giustino	7¹²	6
	R Statham	4	3			Y-s Chung	3	7⁷	3
					12	L Giustino	6	6¹	6
															12	L Giustino	3	7	4
															15	J Clarke	6	5	1^r
					15	J Clarke	7	6
Q	Y Shimizu	6	3		Q	Y Shimizu	5	1
	A Santillan	4	2^r							15	J Clarke	6	6³	7
WC	Jacob Grills	6²	6	6						2	T Ito	2	7⁷	5
Q	A Bega	7⁷	2	3	WC	J Grills	2	4
					2	T Ito	6	6

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